Sentence examples for a study of 100 from inspiring English sources

In a study of 100 terminally ill cancer patients, 56 were awake one week before they died, 44percentt were drowsy, but none were comatose.

In 1998, Dr. Pulver reported a linkage for schizophrenia on Chromosome 13 in a study of 100 families of Ashkenazic Jewish extraction.

In a study of 100 economies from 1960 to 1990, Robert Barro found that prosperity tends to inspire democracy.

Around the time of Mr. Miller-El's trial, The Dallas Morning News published the results of a study of 100 randomly selected felony trials under the headline, "Race Bias Pervades Jury Selection: Prosecutors Routinely Bar Blacks, Study Finds".

A study of 100 women and 99 men (students, but clearly sensible ones) at Indiana University Northwest, in the Journal Of Social And Personal Relationships, asked what they'd done to change a casual relationship into a serious one.

In a study of 100 years of economic data from 57 of the largest cities and towns in England and Wales, researchers concluded that proximity to knowledge-intensive jobs and a city's capacity for innovation were more important.

In a study of 100 large online retailers, the firm found that the proportion requiring three or more clicks to unsubscribe had grown more than fivefold since 2008.

This also explains the paradoxical conclusion contained in a study of 100 large institutional traders conducted by Plexus, a research firm.

The new regulations aimed at curbing abuses of accounting and securities laws are proving costly to those responsible for putting them in place, says a study of 100 senior finance executives by Parson Consulting, a Chicago firm that specializes in financial management.

Finally, it is worth mentioning that in a study of >100 concatenated nucleus-encoded protein sequences (albeit with more than 50% of sequence data missing for cryptophytes and haptophytes), the phylogenetic relationships of cryptophytes & haptophytes, rhodophytes, or Viridiplantae to other eukaryotic groups remained unresolved [55].

11 In a study of 100,000 women with breast cancer in Sweden, dose of radiotherapy predicted sarcoma development, except angiosarcoma.